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Bundesverband Bioenergie e.V. filed 13 positions between 18 Sept 2020 and 9 Apr 2026, across 12 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 10 times.
The CDR welcomes the fact that, as a result of the Green Deal and the EU Climate Law, the European Commission is aiming for a more ambitious expansion of renewable energy sources. In the view of the CDR, bioenergy can make a decisive contribution to achieving the EU’s climate objectives, especially in areas where other climate technologies reach their limits.
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The bioenergy industry welcomes the opportunity to issue an opinion in the context of the revision of Directive (EU) 2018/2001 on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources. We would refer you to the attached document and would ask you to take note of it and note it.
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The Federal Association for Bioenergy (BBE) welcomes the continued recognition of bioenergy in the draft Climate Delegated Act under the Taxonomy Regulation. The CBE also supports the European Commission’s efforts to improve clarity and consistency with existing EU legislation, in particular with the revised Renewable Energy Directive (RED III).
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The Bundesverband Bioenergie e.V. (BBE) welcomes the initiative to establish a certification framework for CO2 removals. The storage of biogenic carbon in long-lived wood products, vegetable carbon or captured liquid or gaseous CO2 is an indispensable enabler for the EU’s plans to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and subsequently to deliver negative emissions.
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The post-2030 renewable energy framework requires a more systemic approach. Given the volatile geopolitical situation, the EU needs to further expand its installed renewable energy capacity and base its energy independence on a reliable, domestic, affordable and fully decarbonised energy system. Sustainable bioenergy remains a key pillar of the energy transition.
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The professional association of wood energy (FVH) in the Federal Bioenergy Association welcomes the objectives of the Green Deal to increase the share of renewable energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The FVH sees the revision of the IED as an opportunity to support and remove barriers to the expansion of renewable energies.
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The BBE welcomes the revision of the Heating and Cooling Strategy and calls for heat to be prioritised as the cornerstone of the energy transition, given the share of more than 50 % of total energy consumption. In Germany, the share of renewable heat is only around 19 %.
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In order to meet the internationally agreed climate targets, in addition to an effective and rapid reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, removals of greenhouse gases from the atmosphere are necessary in order not to increase emission levels further (‘1.5 °C target’), to offset residual emissions by GHG sinks and to achieve GHG neutrality.
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On 26 October 2022, the European Commission presented its proposal to revise the EU Air Quality Directive (2008/50/EC). This Directive lays down methods for monitoring and assessing ambient air quality as well as limit values and objectives to prevent, reduce or at best avoid the impact of poor air quality on human health and the environment.
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The Bundesverband Bioenergie e.V. (BBE) takes the view that the LULUCF Regulation is not fit for purpose and requires urgent adaptation. The CDR calls for the objectives of the LULUCF Regulation to be science-based and realistically achievable and to take into account a comprehensive consideration of the economy-wide effects and climate impacts.
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The German Wood Energy Association (FVH) supports ecolabelling as a beneficial tool for the consumer to recognize whether a product meets his expectations. However, a clear differentiation between good and less good products as well as a defined range of products that share a common technological basis is a prerequisite.
The heating sector in Germany has a high degree of heterogeneity in the building and ownership structure. The necessary high level of ambition for renewable heating therefore makes it imperative to grant building owners the greatest possible technical and economic freedom and to provide the widest possible range of options for climate-neutral heating of buildings.
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The German Bioenergy Association (Bundesverband Bioenergie e.V., BBE) considers the EU LULUCF targets and trajectories for Germany to be politically determined, biophysically unrealistic and economically counterproductive. The EU targets were set without adequately considering key natural constraints such as ecosystem dynamics, age structure and health status of forests.
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